BHOPAL: At this govt primary school in Bhopal’s Kolar area, there is no electricity, water supply, toilet or even classrooms. The only thing keeping its 70 students together is a lone teacher, Jyoti Barmariya, who handles Classes I-V simultaneously in makeshift conditions, conducting lessons in a corridor.“I have tried to make do, but one teacher cannot meet the needs of 70 children across five grades,” said Barmariya, describing daily struggles to deliver lessons and maintain order with near-zero resources.Parents seek basic facilities or closure of school in KolarWith her retirement due in Nov, she warned that her departure could leave the school entirely without a teacher, effectively ending formal schooling for the area’s young children.Locals said they supply drinking water to students because the school provides none.“It is heartbreaking to see these little children,” said resident Ashok Rai.Repeated appeals to education officials have allegedly fallen on deaf ears, producing only assurances but no tangible support.Parents filed a formal petition with Madhya Pradesh school education department on Friday, demanding either immediate remedial action.